However, in secondary structure, the active centers do not show any obvious differences between the two enzymes, which intimates that the stricter specificity of MEPL may depend on the distinct amino acid sequence and unique intramolecular interactions.
The universal specificity of primers may depend on the conservation of exon sequences whereas the efficiency of isolating a single copy of the target nuclear genome may be a function of the number of duplicate gene copies, paralogs, and/or pseudogenes.
We argue that scale-specificity of variables may depend on homogeneity of study areas and should be considered when exploring SOC dynamics.
Beside these technical difficulties, the definition of specificity may also depend on the regulatory network that mediates tissue-specificity.
Specificity in S-glutathionylation may depend upon the steric properties, surrounding environment, and oxidation sensitivity of the cysteine.
Furthermore, this loss of MEKK1-mediated activation of JNK leads to an increased apoptotic response to hyperosmolarity and microtubule disruption, suggesting that the survival or death specificity of these pathways may depend upon the precise nature of the signal inducing them.
We interpret the findings in terms of emerging network models of neurodegenerative disease: the neuroanatomical specificity of particular frontotemporal lobar degeneration pathologies may depend on an interaction of disease-specific and network-specific factors.
Thus, compared with other cancers, gastric cancer positivity appears to be relatively low, and may depend on cancer specificity.
The specificity of promoter-controlled gene regulation may depend on the relative organization of the elements within the promoter rather than solely on individual elements [ 20- 22].
UGT activity was readily observed in human skin, although for individual compounds the actual activity may depend on substrate specificities of UGT isoenzymes present in the skin.
